Ubud ATV Quad Bike Ride Experience
Operating hours:- 7:00 to 18:00 hrs
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Overview
The Ubud ATV Quad Bike experience is an adrenaline-filled journey that takes you deep into Bali’s stunning natural landscapes. From the moment you start your engine, you ride through muddy jungle trails, scenic rice paddies, hidden waterfalls, bamboo forests, and traditional Balinese villages. The terrain offers the perfect mix of challenge and fun, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. Feel the thrill as you navigate bumps, splashes, and winding paths while surrounded by breathtaking greenery. Whether you choose a solo or tandem ride, the experience is both exciting and immersive, giving you a unique way to explore Ubud’s countryside. It’s not just an adventure ride—it’s a full sensory experience filled with nature, excitement, and unforgettable moments.
- 6 Fun & Extreme Terrains in the ATV Track
- 90 Minutes of duration
- 8 km length of track
- High Quality of ATV units
- 5 Star quality of service
- Welcome Drink on Arrival
- Safety Approved ATV Ride Equipment
- Professional ATV Ride Instructor
- Use of Towels and Shower Facilities
- Changing Room and Toilet Facilities
- Locker
- Lunch at cretya sunset and Mineral Water
- Insurance Coverage 5 – 60 yo
- Full Track ATV
Note :- Please check option wise incluions before booking
- A valid government-issued photo ID or passport is mandatory for entry.
- Your booking is subject to availability and reconfirmation for your selected date.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- The ride's insurance coverage applies to riders aged 5 to 60.
- This ticket is not valid for Indonesian passport holders.
- There are no refunds, amendments, or cancellations for unused, missed, partially used, or no-show bookings.
- Rayna Tours and the venue are not liable for loss, injury, damage, delay, or inconvenience during your ride.
- Entry can be refused for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines, or dress code.
- Expect possible waiting time during peak hours, weekends, or public holidays.
Experience the thrill of adventure with the Ubud ATV Quad Bike Ride, one of Bali’s most exciting outdoor activities set in the lush landscapes of Ubud. Ride through dense tropical jungles, muddy tracks, rice fields, bamboo forests, river crossings, and traditional villages for an unforgettable off-road journey. Choose from a range of powerful ATV options to suit your comfort and thrill level: ATV Single 250 cc for solo riders seeking a balanced adventure, ATV Tandem 250 cc for couples or beginners riding together, ATV Single 450 cc for advanced riders craving extra power and intensity, or ATV Tandem 450 cc for a shared high-adrenaline experience. Perfect for adventure lovers, families, and couples, this ATV experience combines nature, excitement, and Bali’s scenic countryside into one action-packed ride that guarantees fun, mud, and memories.
Child age: 5-11 Yrs
Infant age: 0-5 Yrs
Non Refundable
- In case Tours or Tickets cancelled after Booking 100 % charges will be applicable.
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